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21 Aug KOTO’S THE RIDE: NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALLSTARS
“If this were 1971, these gentleman would be the biggest band in the world. It may be a disservice to such outfits as the Allman Brothers and Led Zeppelin, who actually held such titles in that age, but after seeing the Allstars live, there’s really...
15 Aug ETHNOBOTANIST KATHLEEN HARRISON AT SROOMFEST 2012
“Being in nature is an opportunity to cultivate the child-eyes, the child-mind that neither knows nor presumes to know,” Kathleen Harris The quote by Kathleen Harrison brings to mind something Picasso once said about the ideal state of an artist, which was returning to the...
06 Aug FIVE STARS: NEW LIBRARY CELEBRATES 12TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, 8/12/2012
Editor’s Note: Telluride’s public library debuted with the arrival of founders Larry and Betty Wilkinson. In 1965, a bookmobile came into town once a week. That was it for book lovers. Years later, the Wilkinson Public Library’s present-day 20,000 square foot library nearly wasn’t built....
05 Aug BLIND PILOT AT OPERA HOUSE 8/9/2012
INDIE ROCK GROUP ALSO TO HEADLINE SHOWS AT THE FILLMORE, SAN FRANCISCO AND THE FONDA THEATRE, LOS ANGELES The Sheridan Arts Foundation is proud to present an intimate evening with Portland, Oregon’s indie folksters Blind Pilot. The concert takes place Thursday, Aug. 9. Showtime is...
27 Jul ALACAZEM 2012.07.26
July 26 to August 2, 2012 Visible Planets: Morning: Venus and Jupiter Evening: Mercury, Mars and Saturn When I wrote the intro to Alacazem last week, I was looking forward to a family visit. My brother Jeff, his wife Mary, their two grown children –...
08 Jul PLAYWRIGHTS FEST WELCOMES RUSSIAN DIRECTOR
The Telluride Playwrights Festival, July 9 – July 15, brings playwrights, directors and actors to town from all over to workshop new works. Main Stage reading for the 2012 Festival include: “Chez Rikers” is a new comedy by Charles Leipart in which a well-to-do couple...
07 Jul HOT SHOT PHOTO CONTEST ANNOUNCES WINNERS
The Declaration of Independence was adopted by Congress on July 4, although the resolution that led to its writing had been approved two days earlier, prompting President James Adams to say: “The second day of July 1776 will be the most memorable epoch in the...
06 Jul PLAYWRIGHTS FEST: DUBAC STARS IN “FREE RANGE THINKING”
In 1996, a young comedian came to town to perform at the Sheridan Opera House. On opening night, the house was a perfectly respectable two-thirds full. Within 24 hours, however, after the buzz hit the street: writer and actor Bob Dubac (and his one-man show,...